mind control.
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Mind control sounded like fiction, and it had been for a long time. But since the early years of science, scientists have been studying the brain and manipulation. There was a way to 'mind control' someone by being manipulative, that was a given, but mind control through hats or electromagnetic waves was sci-fi.
Until it wasn't.
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